Adina Rutherford

I can’t get over how sexist this movie is. Even with its attempt to show strong women. It portrays women as crazy and easily used to pleasure men. And even worse, they need a man to show them how to take back their power. ( We love a man telling us what we are capable of) Women can stand up for themselves and have sex with men without getting emotionally attached and becoming psychos. Also men can want deep and involved relationships. There was a significant lag in inclusivity of a racially diverse cast and LGBTQ characters. Plus a random religious “ what equals what GOD has already created inside of you” in the last 10 minutes. Best part of the movie was drunk mom from Good Luck Charlie. Awful movie.